Chitran Art School

Chitran Art School organizes online drawing classes for children and teens, combining live lessons, guided practice, and a gradual introduction to artistic techniques. The company, registered in Wyoming as Chitran International Online Art Classes, LLC, teaches over Zoom and serves students joining from different countries, without requiring them to travel to an in-person school.

The regular format includes two live classes a week, or eight per month, with each lesson lasting one hour. Small groups let instructors demonstrate each step and observe students’ progress; when a student cannot attend live, a recording is available for review. The school also provides practice sheets and periodic progress reviews to support work between classes.

The curriculum begins with basic shapes and lines, then moves into composition, shading, texture, color blending, and perspective. The progression is designed for beginners as well as students who already draw and want to broaden their skills. The website describes exercises that move from recognizing simple forms to drawings with more depth and detail.

Classes are taught in English and scheduled for students across multiple time zones. The site offers three-, six-, and twelve-month plans and lets families book a demo class before choosing a course. Depending on the program, support can include individual feedback, progress tracking, and WhatsApp reminders before class.

The classroom is at home: students need a computer, tablet, or phone, a sturdy table, a chair, good lighting, and drawing supplies. The school presents this format as a way to practice without commuting and to let families see how a student is progressing. Lessons combine live demonstrations with independent work between sessions.

Alongside the classes, Chitran provides student resources such as recordings, practice sheets, a digital community for sharing artwork, and activities including online contests or exhibitions. The company also says it awards a certificate upon completion of certain programs; the scope and conditions depend on the course and its published terms.

The institution’s history connects an in-person school founded by artist and teacher MD Zubairul Islam in 2000 with its transition to an international online platform in 2020. Today, it serves families looking for structured remote drawing lessons, a set class schedule, and personal guidance rather than prerecorded tutorials students must follow on their own.